Grade Recovery Unit 3

What is one of the primary economic impacts of colonization on indigenous populations?

• Increased access to education

• Disruption of traditional economies

• Enhanced cultural exchanges

• Strengthened local governance

Which political change was commonly implemented by colonizers in colonized territories?

• Establishment of local democracies

• Introduction of colonial governments

• Support for indigenous political structures

• Promotion of federal systems

Colonization typically resulted in which of the following social impacts?

• Strengthening of indigenous cultures

• Loss of traditional practices

• Increased social equality

• Isolation of communities

One economic consequence of colonization was the extraction of resources. What does this primarily lead to?

• Sustainable development

• Wealth gathering for colonizers

• Equal distribution of wealth

• Decreased trade

How did colonization affect political power structures in the colonized regions?

• Strengthening of local leaders

• Introduction of democratic practices

• Concentration of power in the hands of colonizers

• Promotion of self-governance

What was a common social response of colonized peoples to the impacts of colonization?

• Passive acceptance

• Cultural adaptation

• Resistance and rebellion

• Collaboration with colonizers

Which of the following best describes the economic relationships established during colonization?

• Mutual trade agreements

• Dependency of colonized economies on the colonizers

• Equal partnerships

• Complete economic independence

In terms of social hierarchy, colonization often led to:

• Equal status for all ethnic groups

• Racial and ethnic discrimination

• Improved social mobility

• Enhanced community bonds

Education played a role as a (a)   in colonized societies.

• Preservation of indigenous knowledg
• Tool for cultural integration
• Promotion of local languages
• Strengthening of traditional govern

The legacy of colonization continues to affect former colonies today in the following way: (a)  

• Complete elimination of colonial in
• Ongoing economic inequalities and s
• Universal access to resources
• Stabilized political systems